Greg Cassel is a founder and systems designer with 10+ years building inclusive, consent-centered organizing tools that blend low-tech practices with open-source software. He leads the Inclusive Organizing Foundation and contributes to ethical open-source governance as a maintainer and co-author of Contributor Covenant 3, while also prototyping decentralized ontologies like RECURV at Commons Engine. Trained in political science and media arts, Greg combines philosophical and artistic sensibilities with hands-on facilitation and community care—experience that began in award-winning direct care and evolved into designing resilient cultural and technical architectures. Based in Marietta, Georgia, he focuses on scalable, compassionate communications and decision-making frameworks and is quietly developing Penumbral, a large-scale collaborative world-building project.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Film and Television New Media Art, Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Film and Television New Media Art at Savannah College of Art and Design
Political Science, Political Science at John A. Logan College
Contributions:119 pushes, 1 branch in 7 years 3 months
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